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Verb

Past tense for to reduce in value or severity, especially to the lowest possible degree

Past tense for to represent or estimate at less than the true value or importance

Past tense for to belittle or express a low opinion of

Past tense for to disregard or pay no attention to

Past tense for to hide or conceal something (literally or figuratively)

Past tense for to surpass or cause to seem insignificant in comparison

Past tense for to undermine or render less effective

Past tense for to steal the limelight from

Not given due acknowledgment

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Verb

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Past tense for to reduce in value or severity, especially to the lowest possible degree

amortised^UK

amortized^US

minimised^UK

shrivelled^UK

shriveled^US

cauterized^US

cauterised^UK

offered at a giveaway price

taken the bite out of

took the bite out of

taken the sting out of

took the sting out of

drove down

driven down

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“Every possible measure to minimize coalition casualties was taken.”

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Past tense for to represent or estimate at less than the true value or importance

trivialised^UK

trivialized^US

setted little store by

thought too little of

brushed something under the carpet

put on the soft pedal

minimised^UK

setted too little store by

attached little importance to

gave little weight to

gave a lower profile

given little weight to

given a lower profile

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“It would be easy to minimize and underestimate the importance of money in later Anglo-Saxon England.”

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Past tense for to belittle or express a low opinion of

trivialized^US

criticized^US

trivialised^UK

criticised^UK

dragged through the mud

libeled^US

libelled^UK

done a hatchet job on

dishonored^US

belabored^US

dishonoured^UK

belaboured^UK

pummelled^UK

treated as unimportant

stigmatized^US

scandalized^US

stigmatised^UK

scandalised^UK

pummeled^US

blackened the name of

messed with

knocked off high horse

sullied the reputation of

blackened the character of

looked down one's nose at

minimised^UK

dragged through the mire

spotted

spoiled^US

spoilt^UK

brought into disrepute

discoloured^UK

discolored^US

run a smear campaign against

blackened someone's name

affronted

picked at

showed up

blackened the reputation of

conducted a smear campaign against

lowered the status of

brought low

nagged at

dragged someone's name through the mud

demonized^US

demonised^UK

treated disrespectfully

hurt somebody's feelings

hauled over the coals

dehumanized^US

dehumanised^UK

jumped down one's throat

passed strictures upon

dragged name through mud

put someone in their place

put out of countenance

made someone eat crow

ran a smear campaign against

satirized^US

caviled^US

cavilled^UK

bastardized^US

given someone a bad press

gave someone a bad press

rapped over the knuckles

snapped someone's head off

told someone to get lost

brought into disfavour

stepped on one's toes

satirised^UK

wrote false reports about

written false reports about

bastardised^UK

made someone eat humble pie

took down a peg or two

animadverted upon

made sport of

injured one's reputation

poked mullock at

ranted at

objected to

treated with contempt

flouted at

settled someone's hash

damaged one's good name

taken down a peg or two

bit someone's head off

bitten someone's head off

gave someone a dressing-down

given someone a dressing-down

shown in a bad light

showed in a bad light

gave someone a rollicking

gave someone a roasting

given someone a bollocking

given someone a rollicking

given someone a roasting

gave someone a bollocking

got angry with

gotten angry with

given something a battering

gave something a battering

gave a tongue-lashing

given a tongue-lashing

spoke of with disfavour

spoken of with disfavour

went after

lay out

gone after

taken the piss out of

took the mickey

took the piss out of

taken the mickey

took the wind out of your sails

taken the wind out of your sails

gave the cold shoulder to

given someone the brush-off

given the cold shoulder to

gave someone the brush-off

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“This is not to denigrate the hardships and misery Burton had endured, nor to minimize his achievements.”

Verb

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Past tense for to disregard or pay no attention to

trivialised^UK

trivialized^US

turned a blind eye to

refused to acknowledge

treated as unimportant

took with a pinch of salt

taken with a pinch of salt

minimised^UK

let bygones be bygones

swept under the carpet

had nothing to do with

not taken into account

paid little attention to

sent to Coventry

left alone

suspended charges

buried one's head in sand

deodorised^UK

failed to provide for

dismissed from mind

left something undone

treated with contempt

dispensed with

blanked over

ceased to remember

deodorized^US

stopped thinking about

consigned to oblivion

erased from your mind

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Past tense for to hide or conceal something (literally or figuratively)

put up a smoke screen

swept under the carpet

minimised^UK

squirreled^US

harboured^UK

harbored^US

gave a false account of

given a false idea of

given a false account of

gave a false idea of

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Verb

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Past tense for to surpass or cause to seem insignificant in comparison

Verb

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Past tense for to undermine or render less effective

Verb

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Past tense for to steal the limelight from

took the pleasure out of

taken the pleasure out of

taken precedence over

took the pleasure

taken the pleasure

rendered insignificant by comparison

stole the limelight from

stolen the limelight from

took the edge off

taken the edge off

Adjective

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Not given due acknowledgment

minimised^UK

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